Ken Wayne has been happily working with young people for most of his life. The third of six children, he began teaching piano lessons at the age of fifteen. He later earned his Bachelor's degree in Music Education and taught choir at the high school and middle school levels for thirteen years. He recently completed his Master's degree in Theatre Direction from Roosevelt University in Chicago, and currently teaches drama at Culpeper Middle School. Ken has directed thirty-nine productions over the years, including musicals, plays, madrigal dinners, cabaret shows, and children's camps. He most recently directed Wait Until Dark at Fauquier Community Theatre. Ken also regularly performs onstage with local community theatres and with the Chamber Chorale of Fredericksbug.

During the 2 weeks of camp, students will learn about acting, singing, dancing, auditioning, sets, props, costumes and staging, culminating in two live performances of Disney's Peter Pan Jr. Each student will both act on stage and help with backstage production, giving them a well-rounded experience of what it takes to put on a musical.